Intermediate and lower Iragna canyoning for advanced adventurers from the Riviera

This canyoning tour takes you through the Iragna Intermedio and Iragna Inferiore sections. The entry point is in the middle part of the gorge. From there, the tour kicks off with slides and jumps. The adventure continues through a striking gorge featuring emerald-green basins, white gneiss, and tall waterfalls.

Along the route, you’ll find many natural slides, optional jumps, and high abseil points. Highlights include a narrow 15 m slide and waterfalls up to 40 m high. This gorge is designed for sporty participants comfortable moving through challenging terrain.

Practical information:

• Remove jewelry and piercings before the tour
• Avoid wearing cotton fabrics
• Glasses wearers: bring contact lenses or a glasses strap, and a waterproof case

• Hypoallergenic neoprene suit (2-piece; trousers and jacket) with hood
• Canyoning shoes and hypoallergenic neoprene socks
• Canyoning harness and two self-locking devices with screw gate carabiners
• Helmet tested for rockfall resistance

• Swimwear (swim trunks, swimsuit, bikini)
• Towel
• For the ascent and colder temperatures or if you generally feel cold, you can wear tight-fitting functional underwear
• Ski underwear or similar that you can also wear under the wetsuit. IMPORTANT: It should be made of synthetic fibers or merino wool (not cotton, as it cools rather than warms).
• Change of clothes for after the tour
• Necessary medication for you (asthma spray, allergy medication, etc.)
• Food/drinks for before and after
• Sunscreen (water-resistant)

• Minimum age: around 16 years
• Minimum 2 participants
• Sure-footedness, no fear of heights
• Bring: swimwear, towel, change of clothes and necessary medication
• Canyon, start time and requirements may be adjusted depending on the weather
• Required: good swimming skills, good overall health, good fitness level, sure-footedness and no fear of heights
• Necessary: abseiling experience (highest abseil point 40 m)
• Advantageous: canyoning experience, but not mandatory